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Lake  Forest  College 


Environment 


LAKE  FOREST  is  situated  twenty-eight 
miles  north  of  Chicago  on  high  ground 
overlooking  Lake  Michigan.  The  shore 
line,  rising  eighty  feet  above  the  lake  level,  is 
broken  by  deep  ravines  with  a  picturesque  tangle 
of  trees,  ferns  and  wild  flowers.  The  College  cam- 
pus is  encompassed  on  three  sides  by  these  ravines. 

Lake  Forest  is  a  town  of  attractive  homes  in  the 
midst  of  fine  oak  woods.  A  walk  through  the 
winding  streets  gives  successive  vistas  of  shady 
lawns,  of  well-kept  gardens,  of  bridges  spanning 
ravines,  and  of  the  varying  beauty  of  the  lake. 

This  wealth  of  natural  beauty,  in  the  center  of 
which  the  College  is  situated,  is  within  easy  reach 
of  Chicago  by  the  suburban  service  of  the  Chicago 
&  Northwestern  Railway  and  by  the  Chicago  & 
Milwaukee  Electric  Railway.  Many  of  the  leaders 
in  the  commerce,  industry,  and  art  of  the  city 
have  their  homes  in  Lake  Forest.  The  influences 
that  go  out  from  this  place  take  hold  upon  the  life 
of  the  world. 

President  Finley  said,  "Lake  Forest  is  more  of 
an  earthly  paradise  than  any  other  place  I  have 
ever  seen."  It  is  worth  much  to  pass  four  years 
of  the  impressionable  period  of  one's  life  in  such 
an  environment. 


A  LAKE  FOREST  VISTA 


THE  LAKE  AND  THE  FOREST FROM  THE  ROOF  OF  COLLEGE  HALL 


LOCATION — Near  Chicago,  the  very  heart  of  the  country,  and  in  touch  with  its  civic, 
commercial,  and  aesthetic  advantages ;  on  the  high  bluffs  of  Lake  Michigan,  in  a  town  which  by 
the  favor  of  Nature  and  the  art  of  man,  is  known  as  the  most  beautiful  suburban  town  in  the 
Central  West. 


A  CORNER  NEAR  THE  CAMPUS 


Educational 


EDUCATIONAL.     The  efficiency  of  a  college  de- 
pends chiefly  upon  the  character  of  its  Faculty 
and   the    adequacy    of    its    equipment.      The 
Faculty  of  Lake  Forest  College  are  mature  and  ex- 
perienced teachers,  and  "personal  touch,"  both  within 
and  without  the  class  room,  is  not  a  mere  fiction. 

The  principal  buildings  in  general  use  are  the  Reid 
Memorial  Chapel  and  Library,  centers  of  the  religious 
and  studious  life  of  the  institution;  the  new  Carnegie 
Science  Hall,  which  houses  the  department  of  Physics; 
in  College  Hall  are  located  the  laboratories  of  Chemistry 
and  Biology,  whilst  in  the  Durand  Institute  and  both 
North  and  College  Halls  are  the  offices  of  administra- 
tion and  the  class  rooms  of  the  other  departments  of 
instruction. 


PRESIDENT   NOLLEN 


REID  MEMORIAL  CHAPEL 


CHAPEL  INTERIOR 


LIBRARY — READING   ROOM 


REID  MEMORIAL  LIBRARY 


LIBRARY    AND   CLOISTER 


CHAPEL  TOWER 


COLLEGE  HALL 


NORTH    HALL 


THE   DURAND    INSTITUTE 


CARNEGIE    SCIENCE   BUILDING 


BOTANICAL   GARDEN 


Physical     Training 

LAKE  FOREST  COLLEGE  was  one  of  the  first  colleges  in  the  West  to  make  adequate 
provision  for  the  physical  training  of  its  students.    The  equipment  for  this  important 
side  of  college  activity  is  complete.     A  well-appointed  gymnasium,  tennis  and  basket 
ball  courts,  an    athletic  field  of  seven  acres,  afford   an  opportunity   for  all  kinds  of  physical 
culture    and   athletic    games.      Competent    directors  of    Physical  Training   are    in    charge   of 
athletic  sports   and  gymnasium  work. 


FARWELL  FIELD 


THE  GYMNASIUM  AND  TENNIS  COURTS 


THE   GYMNASIUM 


Athletic  Record  for 
Season  1910-11 


Football — College  champions  of  Illinois  and 
Wisconsin,  with  four  or  five  men  usually  ac- 
credited to  the  all-Illinois  team. 

Basketball — Champions  of  College  Con- 
ference, with  a  record  of  8  games  won  and 
none  lost. 

Baseball — Third  in  College  Conference  race, 
with  total  record  of  10  victories  and  7  defeats. 

Track — Fourth  in  College  Conference  meet. 


BURT  E.  KENNEDY,  ATHLETIC  DIRECTOR 


FOOTBALL  TEAM  1910 


BASKETBALL  TEAM    1910-11 


BASEBALL  TEAM    1911 


IVhere  Lake   Forest 
College    Students   Live 


Lake  Forest  is  unique  among  western  col- 
leges in  that  all  its  students,  both  men  and 
women,  are  housed  and  fed  upon  the  campus. 
The  men  room  in  four  dormitories,  provided 
with  modern  conveniences,  and  take  their 
meals  in  the  rarely  beautiful  new  Calvin  Du- 
rand  Commons. 

The  college  women  live  in  Lois  Durand,  a 
modern  building  with  every  comfort  and  con- 
venience. This  dormitory  provides  an  ideal 
home  for  sixty-two  young  women. 

In  the  Alice  Home  the  college  possesses  a 
fully  equipped  infirmary  and  hospital,  with 
experienced  nurses  always  in  attendance. 


ENTRANCE   TO    COMMONS 


SOUTHWESTERN    GATES 


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DINING    ROOM — DURANI)   COMMONS 


LOUNGING   ROOM — DURAND   COMMONS 


LOIS   DURAND   HALL 


DRAWING  ROOM — LOIS  DURAND  HALL 


STUDENTS     ROOM  AND  DINING  ROOM LOIS  DURAND  HALL 


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ALICE  HOME THE  INFIRMARY 


INTERNATIONAL  CONFERENCE  COLLEGE  Y.  M.  C.  A.   SECRETARIES 1910 


MENS   GLEE   CLUB 


In  the  spring  of  1911,  the  Glee  Club,  on  the  invitation  of  the 
Atchison,  Topeka,  and  Santa  Fe  R.  R.,  made  a  trip  to  the  Pacific 
coast,  giving  eleven  concerts  at  various  points  along  the  road.  The 
club  won  so  much  favor  by  their  singing  that  they  have  been  invited 
to  repeat  the  trip  another  season. 


WOMEN  S  GLEE  CLUB 


The  Women's  Glee  Club  have  regular  practice  through  the  year, 
and  give  three  concerts  which  have  become  fixtures  in  the  college 
year.  The  first  of  these  is  given  just  before  the  Christmas  holidays, 
the  second  at  a  spring  meeting  of  the  University  Club,  a  literary 
and  social  organization  of  the  Faculty,  and  the  third  in  commence- 
ment week.  They  also  sing  occasionally  at  Settlement  Houses  in 
Chicago. 


THE  GARRICK  CLUB 


A  SCENE  FROM  "TRELAWNY  OF  THE  WELLS" — 1911 


A  CiKOUP  OF  PRIZE  WINNERS — INTERSCHOLASTIC  CONTEST  IN  EXPRESSION — 1911 


Evanston  Acad'y. 
Shot  Put 


University  High 
220  yards  dash 


Harvard  School, 
Chicago 
High  Hurdles 


Morgan    Park    A. 
100  yards  dash 


Beloit  H.  S. 
Mile  and  Half-Mile 


SOME  WINNERS  IN  191 1  INTERSCHOLASTIC  GAMES 

In  the  eighth  annual  Interscholastic  Games,  held  at  Farwell  Field,  Lake  Forest,  on  May 
13,  there  were  149  entries  from  23  different  schools.    The  points  were  distributed  as  follows: 
University  High    .     27  Beloit     ....    10  Evanston  Academy     8  Lewis  Institute   .    3 

Lake  Forest  12  Oregon     ...        10  Bowen    ....     5  Evanston  High       1 

Harvard  School  .11  Morgan  Park    .      .     9  Beardstown  .      .         5  Joliet    .      .  1 

Englewood     .      .        11  Hyde  Park    .      .         8  Elgin    ....       4  Thornton  .  1 


MOONLIOHT  ON    LAKE  MICHIGAN 


The  Annual  Catalogue  of  the  College 

giving   detailed  information    about   entrance   requirements,    courses  of   instruction,   fees   and 
expenses,  scholarships  and  prizes,  will  be  sent    on  application  to 
The  President,  Lake  Forest  College,  Lake  Forest,  Illinois 


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